It's Quiet Thread 15 - Txiki Blinders

[DelToro]

He's Leeds born and bred. About as likely to sign for them as Foden or Alexander-Arnold.

Like Alan Smith?

 

[Le Havre Oswald]

Big Dave on the phone to txiki
10 mins before bringing the bad news to bluemoon.

 

[akrh215]

the market closes tomorrow evening, right? because then we'll find out tomorrow, but I don't think anyone is coming cos I don't see any news.

 

[chaddblue]

That has to be most ridiculous tweet ever, it makes zero sense.

Unless its designed by the rag media to destabilise and unsettle city.... nah they'd never do that

 

[Centurions]

The whole notion they have that an article or a news organization is ALWAYS trying to paint someone in a bad light is embarrassing to me as a journalist who has worked in organizations accused of that. It doesn’t work like that inside newsrooms and journalists don’t go around just following orders and executing an agenda. But anyone can believe what they want, it’s exhausting to stop them

Strange because the (known) journalists who post on here say that that is EXACTLY how it works.

 

[citizen_maine]

Unless its designed by the rag media to destabilise and unsettle city.... nah they'd never do that

and it'll destabilise and unsettle City by...?

 

[manimanc]

Unless its designed by the rag media to destabilise and unsettle city.... nah they'd never do that

Funny you should say that about the press.
Amongst all these deals going on and the fact we've spent less than a lot, sky sports thought they'd throw this out in the middle of a transfer window, almost saying don't you dare spend anymore money man city.
'Report reveals £5.2bn loss for English clubs on overseas deals'

English clubs made big losses on overseas transfers between 2011 and 2020, report finds

Manchester City named in the report as the worlds biggest spenders on international deals; The FIFA report has been published to mark a decade since the introduction of its transfer matching system; Twelve English clubs among the 30 biggest-spending clubs in the world

www.skysports.com

 

[manimanc]

The whole notion they have that an article or a news organization is ALWAYS trying to paint someone in a bad light is embarrassing to me as a journalist who has worked in organizations accused of that. It doesn’t work like that inside newsrooms and journalists don’t go around just following orders and executing an agenda. But anyone can believe what they want, it’s exhausting to stop them

Watch sky sports news for an hour and see how they report on clubs differently.

 

[117 M34]

the market closes tomorrow evening, right? because then we'll find out tomorrow, but I don't think anyone is coming cos I don't see any news.

Thanks for letting us know

 

[manimanc]

Thanks for letting us know

And in other news water is wet.